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:Another Day Another Distro--Part 6--Slackware 12
Another Day Another Distro--Part 6--Slackware 12
Nov 6, 2007, 10 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3202 reads)

"After my positive experience of Debian it was time to move on and this time I chose Slackware 12 to try out. I didn't know anything about Slackware going into it and I certainly didn't know what I was getting myself into, 'fools rush in' as they say. I certainly did. Slackware was an effort to say the least, I spent a couple of days with it. So, here's what happened on my Slackware adventure...

"As I've said I really didn't know anything about Slackware before this and it was something of a black spot in my Linux knowledge, not the only one as you will probably have guessed. I'd never even heard anything about it and I assumed it would be an easy distro to use because the term 'slacker' usually means someone who likes to take life easy, boy was I wrong..."

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